Search
Search results
Sammeh Lowry (15 KP) rated Paper Towns in Books
Jul 13, 2019
Who is Margo Roth Spiegelman? That is exactly what Quentin Jacobson would like to know,or more importantly where is she. He's loved her for as long as he can remember,she on the other hand hasn't paid attention to him for many years until one night she climbs through his window and asks him to help her with some things she needs to do. The next day shes gone,but not before leaving some clues behind for him to follow. I found that this book drew me in and kept me wanting to know more and had me trying to piece together the clues myself.When I first began reading it I feared I was too old (being 24) for the kind of audience this book was aimed at,I didn't let that put me off and I am so pleased it didn't as the more I read the more I forgot about my thoughts during the first few chapters. This is the second book I have read by John Green and it impressed me as always :)
Zaful: Your Way To Say Fashion
Shopping and Lifestyle
App
ZAFUL, your way to speak fashion, creates outstanding styles for adorable you. It has become one of...
Love stickers for iMessage - Emojis,GIF,Emoticons
Social Networking, Entertainment and Stickers
App
Happy Valentine‘s Day ! Get your 27 amazing animated Love stickers for iMessage on iOS 10,...
Alison Pink (7 KP) rated The Grace of Silence: A Family Memoir in Books
Jan 15, 2018
I won this book on Goodreads First Reads.
This book caught my eye because I'd taken a Civil Rights course one summer while in college at CMU. The class facinated me. I learned what I thought was a great deal about the civil rights movement...from freedom marches, to sit ins we talked about it all. Or so I thought!
Michelle Norris's book told me otherwise. The day to day struggles of real families from this era of American history goes largly unnoticed. This book looked at one family & how things that were considered taboo, & therefore never talked about, effected generations of her family. It took an in-depth look at how "normal" people were the cornerstone of the movement & to this day go largly unhearlded for their efforts.
The memoir was well written & read more like a novel than a true account of someone's family. This was an unexpectedly great book!
This book caught my eye because I'd taken a Civil Rights course one summer while in college at CMU. The class facinated me. I learned what I thought was a great deal about the civil rights movement...from freedom marches, to sit ins we talked about it all. Or so I thought!
Michelle Norris's book told me otherwise. The day to day struggles of real families from this era of American history goes largly unnoticed. This book looked at one family & how things that were considered taboo, & therefore never talked about, effected generations of her family. It took an in-depth look at how "normal" people were the cornerstone of the movement & to this day go largly unhearlded for their efforts.
The memoir was well written & read more like a novel than a true account of someone's family. This was an unexpectedly great book!
French Proverbes
Lifestyle, Entertainment and Stickers
App
Curated inspiring French proverbs. Each of the quote is carefully selected so as to be relevant and...
Slovenian Proverbs
Lifestyle, Entertainment and Stickers
App
Curated inspiring Slovenian proverbs. Each of the quote is carefully selected so as to be relevant...
Charlotte (184 KP) rated Forever This Time (Heartbreaker #1) in Books
Apr 13, 2023
Sweet one day read
Forever This Time is a sweet, fun and emotional one day read. There are some serious topics that are touched on enough to get you thinking but not enough to overwhelm the emotions.
The main characters are loveable and endearing and are well written. I liked them straight away, there's no having to let them grow on you which is great.
This is the beginning of a series and I can't wait for the next! It's easy to read this as a standalone but there are characters that intrigued me and had me hoping to find out more........Ana Jolene doesn't disappoint either as the next in the series looks to be just as good as this and picks up with a character that we meet in Forever This Time.
Forever This Time is a sweet, fun and emotional one day read. There are some serious topics that are touched on enough to get you thinking but not enough to overwhelm the emotions.
The main characters are loveable and endearing and are well written. I liked them straight away, there's no having to let them grow on you which is great.
This is the beginning of a series and I can't wait for the next! It's easy to read this as a standalone but there are characters that intrigued me and had me hoping to find out more........Ana Jolene doesn't disappoint either as the next in the series looks to be just as good as this and picks up with a character that we meet in Forever This Time.
Alex Trybus (79 KP) rated For One More Day in Books
Jan 27, 2018
Told from a fantastic point of view (1 more)
Very easy to understand, yet very deep and meaningful
Beautiful, sad story that will make you hug your loved ones a little longer
"I adored this book. In typical Mitch Albom fashion, it was short and to the point (only around 200 pages), but it still brought on countless emotions about desire, regret, longing, and wasting time. For One More Day will make you hug your loved ones a little longer." -from my Bookstagram account, rorythereader .
Dean (6927 KP) rated Behaving Badly (2014) in Movies
Apr 21, 2020
Not funny (1 more)
Very loose idea for a plot
Very poor 80's style teen comedy
This definitely tries to capture the vibe of films like Ferris Bueller's day off and Risky Business to name a couple. It fails badly though. Despite quite an ensemble cast most only have a few scenes or cameo roles. It's just not that funny and goes from one odd scene to the next. There are better more recent teen comedies than this around.